“The word we got from the Austin Police Department was that there was more than enough evidence to pursue a criminal conviction in this case,” said Jason Session, Lane’s dad.

‘It’s just another young guy, another young black guy.’

Session and his wife, Chantel, say investigators have told them video and cellphone tracking evidence have been presented to prosecutors.

“That’s not enough?” Lane’s mother asks.

The Sessions say they’ve been told prosecutors don’t want to move forward because one of the witnesses to the shooting has a criminal background and may not be trustworthy.

“There’s multiple witnesses here, in this case, so just to say, one witness, we don’t trust, what about the other ones?” Jason Session asked.

Lane’s parents say waiting for justice has been very taxing on not only them but his fiancee and young daughter.

“It’s like they don’t care,” Jason Session said. “It’s just another young guy, another young black guy out there who’s gotten killed from whatever. But the thing about it is, his life mattered to us, and there are people out here that love him.”

The District Attorney’s Office won’t say what other evidence may be needed to move forward in filing charges in Lane’s murder. However, the office says it is not closing the case yet.

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